She was the “King of Hell” in a 21st-century toxicology lab. In one moment, she transmigrates into the legitimate daughter of a marquis, buried alive by her stepmother. When she opens her eyes, dirt presses down on her and hemp rope binds her hands. She doesn’t cry or beg for mercy. She snaps the ropes, slits her enemy’s throat, and walks out of the mass graveyard with a shovel in hand.
No one to rely on? She’ll be her own support. No way out? She’ll carve one through the blood.
She opens the “King of Hell Hall” in the slums. One pill brings the dying back to life, and one scalpel cuts through every scheme. When a rival poisons her, she makes them suffer the consequences. When the Crown Prince frames her, she produces evidence and forces him to admit his guilt. When a regional warlord rebels, she leads troops to crush the uprising and cuts off the enemy general’s head.
The lame, obsessive regent watches coldly at first. Later, he climbs over the wall just to cling to her side. “My life is yours. My body and heart, too. Do as you please.”
From a discarded daughter buried alive to Empress of the Great Liang and the world’s greatest physician, she shows everyone that they’d better not mess with her. She has a bad temper, and if they do, she’ll make them disappear for good.
Packed with satisfying moments. If anyone dares defy her, she takes them on.
So far this book is very attractive, the theme is clear, the content is rich and colorful, and it is worth reading.